Probate notices list estates for J Alfred Goding Arthur Malcolm and Jacob Hipakka
Massachusetts Probate Court notices state petitions to appoint administratrix or executrix without bond. Readers must file appearances by set return days in Bridgewater, with dates in March and April 1944. Names include Ethel yi g Acton Ruby Scolm Maynard and Waino kka Maynard, plus John C. Leggat and Loring P. Jordan as court officials.
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Monwealth
Massachusetts
J. Alfred Goding
Ethel Yg
Acton
Creation
Iness
John C. Leggat
Said Court
Car
Loring P. Jordan
Register
Ruby Scolm
Maynard
Ess
Lesex
Jacob Hipakka
Wainokka
Bridge
Orenoon
Man
Fics
John ©. Leggat
Spring cleaning urged to cut fire hazards and aid war effort
Massachusetts State College engineer W C Harrington says spring cleaning should include removing newspapers magazines old clothes and cans from all areas to reduce fire risk. He notes rural fires cost 200 million dollars last year and urges barn and field cleaning plus safe storage of fuels and a working fire extinguisher.
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W. c. Harrington
Massachusetts State College
Harrington
Lost Deposit Book Notice in Middlesex Savings Concord
Payment on Deposit Book No. 41170 has been stopped following loss. The Middlesex Institution for Savings, Concord Massachusetts, by J. W. Ballou Assistant Treasurer, announces the missing book and directs the notice dated March 27, 1944.
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Middlesex Institution For Savings
J. W. Ballou
Asst
Treas
Concord
Mass
Lost Deposit Book pi Missing Since March 14, 1944
A deposit book marked No. pi is reported lost with a payment noted on March 14, 1944. authorities request notification of found papers.
Nazi Forces Retreat Toward Romania Amid Italian Front Struggles
In weekly analysis the Western Newspaper Union reports German retreat toward Romania as Soviet forces reclaim farmland and Allied troops push a new break into Germany's main defense line in Italy. The piece notes the shifting balance as fronts continue to evolve and emphasizes that opinions reflect the union's editorial stance.
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Romania
Italy
Soldier Vote and OPA Policy Clash in War Time Debate
Bowles urged continuation of OPA for another year arguing price controls stayed near WWI levels. He called subsidies essential, discussed cattle subsidies to avoid market gluts, and possible hog subsidy cuts as pig output drops. Congress sent the soldier vote bill to Roosevelt after governors weigh if the short federal ballot can be used. In Europe, Soviet advances near the Ukrainian front and armistice talks in Finland shaped a widening war picture as Cassino bombings unfold and Allied forces press toward Rome amid heavy German resistance.
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OPA
Chester Bowles
Senate Banking Committee
Bowles
Congress
Roosevelt
Pacific: Troubled War-Lords Face Allied Pressure
U S armed forces pound Jap bases across the Pacific as Allied bombings push from Wee Wak to Truk. MacArthur tightens Bougainville isolation, while Selective Service tightens deferments to meet a 1 3 million troop goal by July amid 3 4 million 4F counts and farm worker reviews.
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U. S
Pacific
Japan
Weewak
New Guinea
Rabaul
New Britain
Admiralty Islands
MacArthur
Bougainville Island
Solomons
Navy
Truk
South Pacific
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Knitting Vet Christine Lorenzen Aids War Efforts At Ninety-Two
Clinton Iowa resident Mrs Christine Lorenzen aged ninety two continues a wartime knitting mission for the Red Cross supporting World War II heroes. She recalls harsh Civil War days with little coffee and scarce food while praising current American sacrifices amid wage stabilization debates and global monetary planning shaping postwar order.
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Christine Lorenzen
Clinton
Iowa
Lorenzen
Red Cross
Copper Returns to Penny Composition in War Production
The War Production Board will restore the 95 copper to 5 zinc ratio in pennies as copper supply improves. Current monthly output reaches 150 million one cent pieces with yearly production expected to top one billion steel pennies.
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War Production Board
United States
Ireland Faces Isolation Threat Amid Espionage Dispute
Ireland's ties with Britain strained over London's plan to isolate the Emerald Isle if Axis diplomats remain in Dublin. Ireland says it cannot banish diplomats without war and notes it has curbed enemy activity while fearing bombings. The US refusal of ships and Britain's travel ban worsen Eire's economic squeeze.
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Ireland
Great Britain
London
Emerald Isle
Dublin
United Kingdom
U. S
Britain
Eire
Cold Storage: Meat and Produce Stocks Rise Sharply
U S storage holdings as of March 1 reach record levels with beef 276.3 million pounds pork 792.7 million pounds and trimmings 151.3 million. Freezer capacity 92 percent filled while apples remain depressed. Frozen fruit up 29 percent and vegetables 107 percent. Creamery butter up 792 percent and cheese 85 percent. Frozen eggs up 75 percent and poultry 117 percent. War Food Administration holds 200.2 million pounds of lard and rendered pork fat.
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U. S
War Food Administration
Diphtheria immunization urged as cases rise in Massachusetts
Massachusetts health officials warn of a sharp rise in diphtheria with 73 cases reported through March 24, urging unprotected children to be inoculated quickly. Dr Vlado A Getting stresses wartime mobility increases risk and vaccines are safe after three toxoid injections. Cities named include Arlington Boston Dartmouth Everett Fall River Lawrence Lowell Ludlow Mattapoisett Methuen Melrose New Bedford Quincy Salem Somerville Taunton.
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Vlado A. Getting
Massachusetts
State Health Department
Getting
Boards of Health
Arlington
Boston
Dartmouth
Everett
Fall River
Lawrence
Lowell
Ludlow
Mattapoisett
Methuen
Melrose
New Bedford
Quincy
Salem
Somerville
Taunton
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Arthur P. Malcolm Late Yuard
Enry
Soviet Union
THE
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Smith Bros
America
Ephen
Extern Newspaper Union
Western Newspaper Union
Mount Soprano
President
Bill
Russia
Ukraine
Germany
Bug River
Mania
Finland
Moscow
Europe
Cassino
Rome
Anzio
France
Gen. Hershey
Knitting
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War Labor Board
United Nations
U. S. Treasury
Harry D. White
White
Theain
League of Nations
Paul McNutt
Humphreys
Eee
Pinkham
Om Aes
Game Farm
Photo Service
Camnte
With Santos Ortega
Emerson Radio & Phonograph CO
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WNU
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Vaca Ca
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